A year after his latest album that was named almost the same as this one, with the exeption of the word "more" in the title, Jimmie continues his mix of 50's style rock and rockabilly, blues and so on. He is still influenced by his time with the Fabolous Thunderbirds and if you liked the Fab's, you'll like this record. There are some really good songs on this album but 16 songs gets too much for me. Many of the songs sound very alike and I don't see the point in having so many songs on an album since it's difficult too keep the intrest up the whole album through. Many of the songs are also too short, they just stop very abruptly when there would be posibilities too do more with them. But it's an okey album for sure!

Greg Piccolo and Doug James has played with Roomful Of Blues.

1)A ain't never (8,5) A rockin' and rollin' start!

2)No use nocking (8,0)

3)Teardrop blues (7,5)

4)I hang my head and cry (6,0)

5)It's been a long time (7,0)

6)Breaking up is hard to do (6,5)

7)What makes you so tough (7,0)

8)Greenbacks (7,0)

9)I'm in the mood for you (7,0)

10)I ain't gonna do it no more (6,5)

11)Cried like a baby (7,0)

12)Ohohoh (6,0)

13)I'm a love you (7,0) Jimmy Reed-cover.

14)The rains came (6,0)

15)Bad bad whiskey (6,0)

16)Shake a hand (5,5)

Score: 6,78

Jimmie Vaughan-vocals and guitar

Billy Pittman-guitars

Ronnie James-bass

George Rains-drums

Greg Piccolo-saxophone

Doug James-saxophone

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Lou Ann Barton-vocals

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